Flood Restoration Scarborough, ON

Flood restoration in Scarborough covers basement flooding, sewer backups and creek-related water entry. The emergency line is open 24/7.

Call (647) 559-1203

Flood Restoration Scarborough, ON

Flood restoration in Scarborough is the extraction, drying, cleaning and repair of properties damaged by water. Scarborough is the eastern district of Toronto. Highland Creek and the Rouge River cross it, and the Scarborough Bluffs border Lake Ontario to the south.

Scarborough has a large stock of homes built from the 1950s to the 1970s, many with finished basements. Homes near creek valleys and at the base of slopes have higher exposure to stormwater and groundwater.

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Scarborough Flood Facts

Scarborough

Waterways: Highland Creek, Rouge River, Lake Ontario shoreline
Neighbourhoods served: Agincourt, Malvern, West Hill, Birch Cliff, Guildwood, Cliffside, Scarborough Village
Typical housing: Detached homes, semi-detached homes, townhouses, apartment buildings
Municipality: City of Toronto

Emergency line

Phone number: (647) 559-1203

Common Causes of Flooding in Scarborough

Basement stormwater entry Typical location: Homes near creek valleys and at the base of slopes
Sewer or drain backup Water category: Category 3; see sewage backup cleanup
Sump pump failure Typical timing: Heavy rain and spring melt
Foundation seepage Typical cause: Cracks and poor grading around older foundations

Services Available in Scarborough

Water extraction Applies in Scarborough: Standing water in basements, main floors and commercial units; see water extraction
Sewage backup cleanup Applies in Scarborough: Category 3 water from sewer or drain backups; see sewage backup cleanup
Structural drying Applies in Scarborough: Typically 3 to 5 days; see structural drying
Mould remediation Applies in Scarborough: Growth can start within 24 to 48 hours; see mould remediation
Flooded basement cleanup Applies in Scarborough: Below-grade cleanup; see flooded basement cleanup

Scarborough Flood Restoration FAQs

Yes. Sewage backup cleanup in Scarborough is handled as Category 3 water: PPE, containment, removal of porous materials and disinfection.

Yes. Standing water removal does not dry drywall, subfloors or framing. Structural drying typically takes 3 to 5 days.

Yes. Scarborough is a district of the City of Toronto, so City of Toronto flood protection programs apply.

Flooded Property in Scarborough?

Call the 24/7 emergency line to reach a partner restoration contractor.

Call (647) 559-1203